Michigan State – 4 High Set
Great man play out of a 4 high set with multiple scoring options including a UCLA Cut, Stagger Screen, Double Screen Flare and small on big back screen.
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Great man play out of a 4 high set with multiple scoring options including a UCLA Cut, Stagger Screen, Double Screen Flare and small on big back screen.
Download Michigan State 2 in aPDF or see the play animation
Simple quick hitter that uses a dribble entry to clear the wing. The wing then posts for a second to setup the timing for a small on big screen in the post. The “screener” then receives a pin down screen from the high post setting up the “screen the screener action”. View the animation of Dribble Entry Quick…
A lot of baseline out-of-bounds (BLOB) plays are far too complicated for youth basketball players They require players to memorize intricate patterns and specific timing leading to hesitation, delayed execution, and five-second violations. Line is a simple set, utilizing a vertical stack(hence the name) on the strong-side lane line to manufacture immediate confusion, force defensive…
Man set with tons of off the ball movement to keep help defenders busy while ultimately setting up a screen and roll action with limited help in the paint to contend with the roller. Probably better to watch the animation.
Getting clean looks against a 2-3 zone under the basket requires forcing the defense to commit to the wrong guy. “Zoomer” is designed to do exactly that by overloading the baseline, freezing the zone’s back-line defenders, and creating a perfect gap for a post player to slip into for an easy short jumper or layup….
Zone Double Ball Screen Play for a Wing that creates a two on one situation for the ball handler and a shooter in the corner. Good call to soften up a zone if you are struggling to find quality shots via your regular zone offense. Download the PDF for this Zone Double Ball Screen Play or view the animation
Special is a man BLOB with some really good screen the screener actions to get a layup. I always tell my players that the player who sets the screen is usually open. That seems to hold true in plays like this. The play starts in a set like the image The 2 pops to the strong side…